2014-11-21 11:52:05 +00:00
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# Guidelines for contributing
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## 1. Fork & Clone
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Since you probably don't have rights to the main repo, you should Fork it (big
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button up top). After that, clone your fork locally and optionally add an
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upstream:
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git remote add upstream git@github.com:DatabaseCleaner/database_cleaner.git
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## 2. Make sure the tests run fine
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- `bundle install`
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- Copy `spec/support/sample.config.yml` to `spec/support/config.yml` and edit it
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- Run the tests with `bundle exec rspec`
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Note that if you don't have all the supported databases installed and running,
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some tests will fail.
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## 3. Prepare your contribution
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This is all up to you but a few points should be kept in mind:
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- Please write tests for your contribution
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- Make sure that previous tests still pass
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- Push it to a branch of your fork
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- Submit a pull request
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